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#Team building is a process of enhancing the effectiveness and cohesiveness of a group of individuals working together towards a common goal. It involves various activities and strategies aimed at improving communication, collaboration, trust, and morale within a team. Effective team building can lead to increased productivity, creativity, and job satisfaction among team members. Here are some key aspects and strategies for successful team building: 1. Clear Goals and Objectives: Ensure that the team has a clear understanding of its goals and objectives. This helps team members focus their efforts toward a common purpose. 2. Effective Communication: Encourage open and honest communication within the team. Effective communication is essential for sharing ideas, addressing issues, and resolving conflicts. 3. Trust Building: Trust is the foundation of any successful team. Team-building activities and exercises can help build trust among team members. 4. Roles and Responsibilities: Define roles and responsibilities within the team to avoid confusion and duplication of efforts. Each team member should know their specific role and contribution to the team's goals. 5. Collaboration: Promote collaboration and teamwork. Encourage team members to share their knowledge and skills and to work together towards common goals. Effective team building takes time and effort. It's an ongoing process that requires commitment from both team members and leaders. When done well, it can lead to a more productive, motivated, and harmonious work environment.

Learning plant names is a life skill - There are hundreds of plants in our world - some benefit man in ways that others don't/ If you don't know the difference, you can destroy plants that benefit you. Everyone needs to know what dangerous animals they should avoid - shouldn't everyone also know what dangerous plants to avoid? More plant labels in more public places is one of the best investments per dollar we can make in education.

#GiraffeFactFriday: Giraffes need a lot of food to keep them going. They can eat up to 75 pounds of leaves every day! Need help growing the online aspects of your business? We can help! Learn More: 💻 Noticestry.com #giraffefactfriday #noticestry #rocny

Words in Progress, this week, explores the #etymology of the word 'garden'. It was time for the butterflies | https://lnkd.in/eHzEyUJJ #words #englishlanguage

Trying to figure out where to do your engagement session? Instead of spending a bunch of time scouting random locations, check out your local botanical gardens! Location: Leu Gardens #Engagementphotos #EngagementSession #EngagementPhotographer #EngagementPhotographerNearMe #FLengagementPhotographer #FloridaEngagementPhotographer #DeLandEngagementPhotographer #KoontzPhotography

#RecommendedPaper Biomimetics in Botanical Gardens—Educational Trails and Guided Tours by Olga Speck (@UniFreiburg) and Thomas Speck (@FitFreiburg). Read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/de37rxw4 #BarbedWire; #BotanicalGarden; #BiomimeticsTour; #BiomimeticsTrail

Growth and prosperity is always in dynamic collaborations driven by common principles and a common vision 🙏🏽

Worth a read n how zoo-based conservation organizations (including aquariums and botanic gardens) can play a larger and more aligned role in global conservation #iucnssc

Want to know what Zoofari is like? Check out the link in Jen’s post!

Entries are due tomorrow for our National Colouring-in Competition! 🎨 🌱 Full information and colouring sheet available at: https://lnkd.in/gJyK5Bb The Australian Wildlife Society's colouring-in competition aims to inspire younger people to learn about Australia's native wildlife via visual art and creativity. We hope the experience provides participants with the opportunity to explore and develop a deeper understanding of environmental and wildlife-related issues. One first, second, and third place winner will be awarded for each state and territory of Australia. The first place finalist in each state and territory will have their artwork published in the Society’s magazine Australian Wildlife. All winners will receive a certificate of congratulations and their artwork published in the Society’s newsletter, website, and social media platforms. First place winners will also receive an annual family membership, valued at $70. 🏆 TERMS AND CONDITIONS: When you submit your entry, please include the following information: Your name, age, and state of residence, telephone number and/or email address (this is how we will notify the winners) Parent/guardian signature as consent for entry into the competition. SUBMITTING YOUR ENTRY Entries are limited to one (1) entry per person To submit your entry, please take a photo or scan the completed artwork and email a copy to info@aws.org.au Please name your file according to the format: Name, Age, State (For example, Mark5yoNSW) Entries are due by 30 November each year. Winners will be notified by mid-December. #AustralianWildlifeSociety #WildlifeConservation #AustralianWildlife #conservation #wildlife #Australia #ColouringInCompetition #Competition #ColouringIn #Colouring #Coloring